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Recent data shows US regions face rising inflation, especially Tampa and San Diego, while nationwide income inequality slightly decreased. Meanwhile, perceptions of increased poverty and homelessness persist, driven by housing costs and natural disasters, amid ongoing debates over government spending and social support.
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Yang, the first Chinese-born Nobel laureate in physics, died of illness in Beijing at age 103. He was celebrated for his work on parity laws and the Yang–Mills theory, with a career spanning China, the US, and Hong Kong. His death marks the loss of a pioneering scientist.
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New discoveries in Wyoming have uncovered juvenile duck-billed dinosaur mummies, preserved without skin but with detailed skin impressions. These findings, published in Science, shed light on mummification processes and offer insights into dinosaur appearance and soft tissues, challenging previous assumptions about land preservation.
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A recent analysis shows rapid growth in EV charging stations across the US, yet range anxiety persists among consumers. Meanwhile, a new study confirms EVs' environmental benefits over time, despite manufacturing emissions. Public concern about AI's energy use also highlights broader environmental anxieties.